Eugene Lee, managing director and global head of sales at E Fund Management, talks to Hubbis about how investors are using ETFs in their portfolios, and what they should bear in mind.

Marco Montanari, head of db X-trackers ETFs and db-X funds Asia at Deutsche Bank, explains to Hubbis why he is optimistic for continued ETF growth in Asia, and especially in emerging markets once liquidity issues can be overcome.

David Schmid of EFG Bank’s EFG Financial Products Division explains the nature and development of EFG Financial Products, outlining the approach that has been taken to building an innovative product platform.

Buyers of Asian ETFs are getting more familiar with the mechanism of the product, with 65% of respondents to a Deutsche Bank-sponsored survey saying they understand the role of market makers.

Marc Lansonneur of Societe Generale Private Banking explains the role and suitability of alternative investments in portfolios, and looks at what is required to increase the take-up in Asia of the various types.

Ashok Shah of London & Capital looks at the types of asset classes and products which make sense given today’s economic situation and outlook.

Ashok Shah of London & Capital explains his views on the various drivers influencing the global economy, and shares his outlook on key indicators such as growth, inflation and interest rates.

Marc Lansonneur of Societe Generale Private Banking explains some of the products and strategies – as well as considerations – for investors to enhance yield and generate income for their portfolios.

Andrew Clark of Thomson Reuters looks at the role and application of risk-based indices, and discusses where and how they can be effective.

Phil Whittaker of Sotheby's Institute of Art explains the motivations behind why people invest in art, what they invest in, and some of the pitfalls and other considerations in the process.

Andrew Clark of Thomson Reuters outlines how to measure liquidity effectively and understand what impacts it, and looks at changes in the way people are viewing liquidity post-2008.

In light of the shift in investment portfolios to Asia, as well as to develop Singapore as a leading Asian asset management centre, the Monetary Authority of Singapore has revealed plans to enhance corporate debt market.

James R Rieger of S&P Indices explains some of the latest trends in fixed income investing, including the proliferation of ETFs, and also dispels some of the myths of buying into this asset class.

Fabian DePrey of RBC Capital Markets explains some of the current trends in structured products in Asia, including what private banks now expect from product manufacturers, and how to ensure suitability.

Peter Lunzer of Lunzer Wine Investments explains the role and application of wine in an investor’s portfolio, as well as how to discuss investing in this commodity with clients.

Marco Montanari of Deutsche Bank looks at the potential for non-equity ETFs in Asia, discussing the challenges to overcome and risks to address in the process.

Hans Goetti of Finaport shares his views and outlook for the global economy, and explains the main dangers and implications for investors.

Marcus Svedberg of East Capital explores some of the key opportunities and challenges for investors in relation to emerging markets, and reveals his outlook.

Todd James of BSI Bank discusses the current developments, challenges and issues in relation to ETFs in Asia.

Peter Brooks of Barclays Wealth discusses how entrepreneurs tend to approach financial decision-making, and therefore what wealth managers can do to help these types of clients in practice.

Marco Montanari of Deutsche Bank discusses some of the trends in hedge fund ETFs, how they can be structured to suit investors, and considerations for buyers of this product.

Anthony Chan of BlackRock looks at how institutional investors are using emerging market ETFs, and what this might indicate for the wider market.

Lee Cashell of Asia Pacific Investment Partners looks at some of the key features, opportunities and considerations in relation to Mongolia’s fast-growing property sector.

Anthony Chan of BlackRock explains the role and value of emerging market ETFs by looking at trends in how investors are using them in their portfolios.

Didier Duret of ABN AMRO Private Banking explains how the advisory process has evolved since 2008, and looks at the changing attitudes of clients in both Asia and Europe towards investing and risk generally.

Sarah Arkle of Threadneedle looks at some of the main challenges and opportunities for investors in today’s market environment, especially considering what has been learned post-2008.

Philippe Descheemaeker of AXA Investment Managers explains the best ways for investors to access fixed income, and looks at how wealth advisers can assess the different funds and fund managers.

Edmund Yun of CIBC Private Wealth Management explains the approach investors should take towards buying fixed income products to add value to their portfolio - and avoid unpleasant surprises.

Dan Draper of Credit Suisse Asset Management looks at the role of ETFs within portfolios, and explains why and how they add value despite negative publicity and also the preference by advisers towards products with higher fees.